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Invest in Community Solar: Only One Week Left!
Just one week left to invest in one of Ontario’s first new Community Power projects under the Green Energy Act.
Thanks to a world-class Green Energy Act and feed-in tariff programs, homeowners, businesses and communities all across the province are now hard at work building green energy projects in their own backyards. One such pioneering project that has recently received media coverage is an initiative of the Neighbourhood Unitarian Universalist Congregation to install a 20 kW solar array on the roof of its Toronto church.
The Congregation is offering the public the chance to invest in its grid-tied photovoltaic array by purchasing debentures in increments of $1000 that will pay 5% interest annually for 20 years. Already, more than 80% of the 110 debentures have been sold but there is still time to invest. The deadline to buy a debenture is January 20th - only one week away!
For more information about the terms and conditions, please visit the Congregation’s website at:
http://www.nuuc.ca/solarpanels.htm
You may also contact Rick Salay, chair of the Congregation’s greening committee, at:
rsalay@sympatico.ca
Thanks to a world-class Green Energy Act and feed-in tariff programs, homeowners, businesses and communities all across the province are now hard at work building green energy projects in their own backyards. One such pioneering project that has recently received media coverage is an initiative of the Neighbourhood Unitarian Universalist Congregation to install a 20 kW solar array on the roof of its Toronto church.
The Congregation is offering the public the chance to invest in its grid-tied photovoltaic array by purchasing debentures in increments of $1000 that will pay 5% interest annually for 20 years. Already, more than 80% of the 110 debentures have been sold but there is still time to invest. The deadline to buy a debenture is January 20th - only one week away!
For more information about the terms and conditions, please visit the Congregation’s website at:
http://www.nuuc.ca/solarpanels.htm
You may also contact Rick Salay, chair of the Congregation’s greening committee, at:
rsalay@sympatico.ca
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